Nigerian actress Doris Ogala has issued a firm ultimatum to cleric Pastor Chris Okafor over his threatened lawsuit against social media influencer VeryDarkMan (VDM). According to her, the pastor has 24 hours to apologise to VDM, or else more information could emerge.

Why Doris Ogala Stepped In

The conflict began after a woman known online as “Miss Chi” claimed she is a daughter of Pastor Chris Okafor. Viral videos circulated that showed her speaking about her relationship with the cleric. Pastor Okafor denied the claim and reportedly instructed his lawyers to demand a public apology from VDM for discussing the matter.

Doris Ogala Gives Pastor Chris Okafor 24‑Hour Ultimatum Over VDM Lawsuit

Doris Ogala stepped into the situation, taking VDM’s side. She publicly stated that Pastor Okafor should apologise to the influencer within 24 hours or risk being exposed further. She later shared screenshots of a video clip that she said contained material backing her demand.

What the Ultimatum Says

Ogala said Pastor Okafor must issue a public apology to VDM to settle the matter. She suggested that if the pastor fails to do so within 24 hours, she will release more content that could influence public opinion and possibly affect how the pastor is viewed online.

She also highlighted that silence on the issue could be interpreted negatively by her followers and supporters of VDM. Her speech was firm, and she stressed that the controversy should be addressed openly instead of being ignored.

Background to the Dispute

The wider disagreement involves serious claims about paternity and allegations made by individuals with large followings on social media. As the matter unfolded online, VDM was threatened with a defamation lawsuit unless he apologised for discussing it publicly.

The involvement of high‑profile personalities like Doris Ogala has pushed the issue further into public view, with many Nigerians following the exchanges on social platforms.

Public Reaction

Reactions to Ogala’s ultimatum have been mixed. Some people support her call for an apology and say that transparency is important when serious claims are made. Others believe the issue should be resolved privately without airing details in public. Social media users have debated the roles of influencers, clergy, and entertainers in such disputes.

What Happens Next

It is not yet clear whether Pastor Okafor will respond to the ultimatum or issue the apology requested by Doris Ogala. As the 24‑hour deadline unfolds, many Nigerians will be watching to see how both men handle the situation.

The case highlights how quickly personal disputes can become public matters in the age of social media and how online personalities can influence public discussion.

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